Jack Dorsey leaves board of decentralized social network Bluesky
Jack Dorsey backed and funded Bluesky when he was Twitter’s CEO; now, he’s left the board of the social network, and it’s searching for a replacement. Go to Source
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Jack Dorsey backed and funded Bluesky when he was Twitter’s CEO; now, he’s left the board of the social network, and it’s searching for a replacement. Go to Source
His commentary touched on the zkSnacks shutdown, free speech, and the proper treatment of farm animals. Go to Source
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X owner Elon Musk told advertisers to “go f— yourself” on Nov. 29 after many left the social media platform in response to antisemitic content and a report on hate speech. Go to Source
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“Spicy” AI chatbot Grok hasn’t been seen by the public yet, but it’ll be worth plenty after this securities issue. Go to Source
The billionaire X (Twitter) owner lashed out at advertisers who are ditching the platform due to his controversial posts. Go to Source
The former Binance CEO speculated X’s bot detection algorithm “needs some work” after the platform implied he “potentially violated the X Rules” by changing his profile name. Go to Source